Before and after. My nasal tip was droopy, so it was a total arrow-shaped nose. Anyone with an arrow-shaped nose will relate, but it looks pointed when you smile. My nasal bridge is also on the low side, so whenever I smiled, it really made a perfect arrow shape, and I kept covering my face whenever I smiled. Maybe because the nasal tip drooped, my nose looked way too long too Anyway, because of that I looked into rhinoplasty, but since it was my first surgery I was pretty scared, so I asked my friends a lot and did tons of online and in-person research to get information. First of all, I honestly didn't want silicone because it was my first surgery and I was worried about side effects, and they say if your skin is thin, implants can show through, right? So I looked into no-implant options, but most places recommended silicone + cartilage together, so I left without putting down a deposit. At Dareum in front of Gangnam Station, Dr. Song said since it was my first surgery and my skin is on the thin side, it would be fully possible with no implants only, and he explained everything very calmly and clearly, so I put down a deposit right away and scheduled surgery. He explained things in so much detail that I felt like I was at a university hospital consultation They used septal cartilage, ear cartilage, and postauricular fascia, and my arrow-shaped nose definitely improved, so now I smile confidently without covering my face.
This review is a surgery review that pursues natural beauty.